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Windows PCs can't sleep properly, and Microsoft wants it that way
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this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2023
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My work issued E15 Ryzen 5000 sleeps and hibernates fine. Plus it lasts a long time in both. I wonder if it’s an Intel bug.
Hibernate is a different function
Yet they’re linked. Still, the machine has zero issues with Windows sleeping.
Isn't that a Lenovo model? I noticed they weren't mentioned in the article and wondered if that was on purpose or just an oversight. My cheap IdeaPad also sleeps fine...but it also has an AMD cpu.
Yes. Lenovo E15. Excellent work laptop honestly.